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[S1] Ep. 8 - The Shrines of the Wild (Part 2)
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild possesses a version of Hyrule that is so expansive, once again emphasizing the ‘wild’ aspect of this came. One of the integral gameplay functions to this wilderness is the existence of Shrines; Sheikah-made dungeons that act as trials for the hero, with many sprinkled across the land. In this second part, The Lore Research Lab, with another mind in the mix, takes a look at Shrines that are not as enjoyable, and through chaotic banter, discuss the different approaches and experiences one can have when being an adventurer in Hyrule!
Side note: Motion-controlled puzzles are by far the most egregious creation known to humankind when it comes to the Shrine dungeons.
Resources:
- Interactive Map of Hyrule
Aonuma, Eiji. The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia, translated by Michael Gombos et al. Milwaukie: Dark Horse Books, 2013.
Kayama, Naoyuki et al. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - Creating a Champion, translated by Keaton C. White. Milwaukie: Dark Horse Books, 2018.
Sao, Akinori, Ginko Tatsumi, and Chisato Mikane. The Legend of Zelda: Encyclopedia, translated by Keaton C. White. Milwaukie: Dark Horse Books, 2018.
(Creator's Note: I apologize for when the audio cuts, and on the flip side, I apologize for when the audio peaks. We do not claim ownership over the products, sources, and images that come from this game; images have been taken from our own copies of the game and are solely being used for entertainment purposes.)
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By ARKThe Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild possesses a version of Hyrule that is so expansive, once again emphasizing the ‘wild’ aspect of this came. One of the integral gameplay functions to this wilderness is the existence of Shrines; Sheikah-made dungeons that act as trials for the hero, with many sprinkled across the land. In this second part, The Lore Research Lab, with another mind in the mix, takes a look at Shrines that are not as enjoyable, and through chaotic banter, discuss the different approaches and experiences one can have when being an adventurer in Hyrule!
Side note: Motion-controlled puzzles are by far the most egregious creation known to humankind when it comes to the Shrine dungeons.
Resources:
- Interactive Map of Hyrule
Aonuma, Eiji. The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia, translated by Michael Gombos et al. Milwaukie: Dark Horse Books, 2013.
Kayama, Naoyuki et al. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - Creating a Champion, translated by Keaton C. White. Milwaukie: Dark Horse Books, 2018.
Sao, Akinori, Ginko Tatsumi, and Chisato Mikane. The Legend of Zelda: Encyclopedia, translated by Keaton C. White. Milwaukie: Dark Horse Books, 2018.
(Creator's Note: I apologize for when the audio cuts, and on the flip side, I apologize for when the audio peaks. We do not claim ownership over the products, sources, and images that come from this game; images have been taken from our own copies of the game and are solely being used for entertainment purposes.)